Russian Central Bank: Criminals Rarely Use Crypto to Withdraw Stolen Funds

By cineramaJune 24, 2019Bitcoin Business

In Russia , fraudsters rarely use cryptocurrency to withdraw stolen money, according to the country’s central bank . The news was reported by local news outlet TASS on June […]

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Russian Central Bank: Criminals Rarely Use Crypto to Withdraw Stolen Funds

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